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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
7
Vivian Campbell attends a small reception at home after graduating from C-M. Other graduates Carol Butler James and Carol Keysor receive televised or informal parties at relatives’ homes. Fathers Day also noted with multiple family gatherings and gifts.
Two Syracuse residents were injured in a one car crash on Sunday morning on County Route 15 east of Route 3 in Sandy Creek Town. Joyce Stamm 20 lost control, hit a utility pole and rolled. Richard Smyth 20 suffered arm and head injuries. Both were treated at the scene and taken to St Josephs Hospital in Syracuse.
Dial FI 3 3800 and FI 3 3801 referenced in the commercial printing department notice. The fragment appears as a contact line for services in a local newspaper, with no additional context or events provided.
A horse escaped injury when it mounted the hood of a southbound car on Clark Road in the Town of Richland at 1 45 p m Sunday. The driver was Robert J Burns 21 of Sandy Creek RD 1 who said his 1962 car struck the horse broadside during the incident.
Mr and Mrs Mossman Leishman and their daughters Lynn and Marge visited the Jackson and Perkins Rose Garden in Newark on Sunday. Various relatives and friends visiting local homes and gatherings are listed, with a note that the Senior Wide-A-Wake class at New Haven Methodist held a rummage sale in Oswego last Thursday and Friday and that it was a success.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Coffin entertained guests at an after graduation luncheon for Earl Coffin on Sunday. Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Lyle Dunaway of Cazenovia Mrs Irene Shaw and other local residents.
The U S Passport Office reports Ireland as the fourth most popular destination named by passport recipients in the first quarter of 1964. The finding highlights Ireland as a favored country among applicants during the period.
A column notes Mayor Wagner may arbitrate Radio City Music Hall issues amid a possible AGVA strike seeking a 15 percent raise. It also mentions film/stage news including The Unsinkable Mollie Brown, Curvy Irina Demich’s marriage buzz, Dyan Cannon and Cary Grant, Peter Sellers’ health affecting Kiss Me Stupid, Anthony Quinn moving to Europe, Suzy Parker comments on Texas, Allan and Betty’s mink cape, and producer John Kenley presenting a big check after a profitable Warren, Ohio engagement.
A glamorous actress accompanies her husband in a department store where she selects gifts he pays for, while a famous jazz pianist faces creditors closing in on bills. A star courts a volatile sweetheart, and a refined actress hosts tropical swimming parties with guests nearly nude.
Milton Berle and Ruth Berle sat beside Billy Rose at a Midtown restaurant where Billy warmly embraced Ruth and Miltie quipped to stop a repeat. The World’s Fair had pavilion headaches yet some sponsors still spent, as the Caribbean Pavilion offered Abbe Lane $10 for one July night and Pierre Salinger’s campaign blurbs urged letting the man who spoke for presidents speak for you.
The Post Office Zip Code plan may stall as public uptake remains weak. The piece notes low adoption and suggests many people ignore the scheme, while also mentioning unrelated media and social news about theater, industry events, and party life.
Allen Ludden and Betty White celebrated their first wedding anniversary in Columbus Ohio where the couple is starring at the Ken Theater in a live program. The onstage celebration included fans and a reception noting the milestone.
Oswego County Mutual Aid sent Han nibal Minetto Volney and Cody tankers to help Granby Center volunteers at a barn on Route 3. Chief Paul McSweeney led the response as flames damaged the M Pfeiffer property. Earlier, Parish Williams town firefighters battled a second barn of Mrs Weager. fires began near 10 p m and crews remained until 3 a m. State police in Pulaski to probe both blazes. A Kranz Road brush fire in Mexico town drew the department at 2 10 p m yesterday.
Miss Sarah Ann Holyoke daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas Holyoke of Katonah and Sandy Creek married Walter Wallis Smith son of Mr and Mrs Lynn Wallis Smith at PULASKI St Luke's church Somers. Rev Robert R Hybel officiated with Rev William P Haugaard assisting. The couple will reside in Pulaski after a reception at Dreamwold Inn Carmel.
Mr and Mrs John Ingleston and infant son moved from the Francis Benton tenant house to Sterling. Edna Trowbridge and her daughter visited Mr and Mrs Walter Pierce. Valerie Campbell stayed with relatives in Syracuse. George Chillson and Mrs. Chillson visited Mrs Bertha Kells. Howard Lincoln attended Hannibal Central school commencement where his niece Brenda Cooper graduated.
James Chaffee visited Faith Cooper in Albany over the weekend as she receives treatment. The village notes include gatherings, summer visits, and camp cleanup at Wempster Grove, plus local hospital stays and family visits across Oswego area.
Patricia Ann Rollson daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Rollson married Dennis Lee Corsette at East Genesee Presbyterian Church officiated by Chaplain Ernest Rosa. The ceremony featured Diane Glenn as matron of honor Lorraine Rollson as junior bridesmaid and Richard Corsette as best man.
Bridegroom attended State University College at Buffalo and is connected with Dunkirk Ice Cream Co in Dunkirk. Palladium Times Building contact numbers FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801.
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